20-Page Network Anomaly Paper

I have already completed the full implementation of my anomaly-detection model for network traffic and gathered all experimental results; what I still need is a polished, publication-ready research paper that turns this technical work into a clear, compelling narrative. The target length is 15–20 pages, formatted according to the IEEE citation style. Because I have not locked down a specific outline, I’d like you to recommend the ideal academic structure—something along the lines of abstract, introduction, related work, methodology, results, discussion, and conclusion—and then flesh it out after we agree. I will supply you with the code, datasets, graphs, and raw result tables so you can focus on literature integration, critical analysis, and crisp technical writing rather than data generation. Deliverables • A 15–20-page manuscript (LaTeX) formatted to the standard IEEE template • A final PDF ready for submission • An editable references file with all in-text citations correctly mapped • Any figure or table source files so revisions remain straightforward Acceptance criteria • Smooth, logical flow that situates my contribution within recent anomaly-detection research • Accurate reporting of metrics such as precision, recall, F1, and ROC curves drawn from the results I provide • Minimum 25 scholarly sources, all cited in IEEE style • ≤10 % similarity on a plagiarism checker If this sounds like a fit, let me know what additional materials you need from me and your estimated timeline for a first draft.